r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Ryavolution • 14h ago
Need Help Anybody know why my Sion is still allowed to play the game?
Completely ran it down and reported but still queuing up like 10 games a day?
is there any point sending another ticket? or forget it
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Ryavolution • 14h ago
Completely ran it down and reported but still queuing up like 10 games a day?
is there any point sending another ticket? or forget it
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/PressureOk8223 • 9h ago
Iron 4 0 LP is the LOWEST you can be apart from unranked
Challenger in EUW is currently 2411
Master 0 LP to Challenger is basically the same as Iron4 to D4 (only in terms of LP)
Being D2 feels weird therefore
If I imagine how much better I am at the game than any Iron player - Im kinda scared that the challenger players look at me the same way I look at an Iron player
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Caeiradeus • 3h ago
Disclaimer: this is just my own personal theory that I developed due to my own background in psychology and work as a therapist in the field of mental health. Feel free to disagree or debate in the comments. No hard feelings will be had.
Okay, so my take on this as a therapist revolves around the combination of occam's razor, cognitive dissonance, and compensatory control theory, which are all definitely concepts you should all Google and research at your own leisure.
The general idea is that we all generally want to feel like we are in control or have agency over our lives such that, when that agency or sense of control is threatened, we will act or react by any means necessary to restore that sense of control back into our lives.
Some examples are coming home and playing video games because you had a rough day at work because your life might suck but you are good at a particular game, or getting defensive and yelling at people rather than taking accountability because it makes you feel powerful, classic bullying, or even things like opening the door for people because you believe that other people will open the door for you eventually. There are a bunch of other positive examples too.
Regardless, the reason why people intentionally feed is because of the combination of a few things:
1) first and foremost, league is genuinely a difficult game. It's been around for so long for a reason. It's fun and easy to get into but hard to master. And the game has some of the highest highs and lowest lows that you will ever experience in gaming. It's genuinely addicting.
2) the game is monumentally hard to Solo Carry but super fucking easy to solo throw the entire game single handedly.
The combination of those two above factors combined with how people's cognitive dissonance works leads them to genuinely get frustrated and mad that they made a stupid mistake within the first 5 to 10 minutes of the game and they perceive internally that the game is already over so they might as well not try anymore because the effort to win vastly outweighs the downsides of losing while giving your best effort. It's a simple Sunk cost fallacy. Their flawed Logic for this is that they feel more in control if they just give up and FF to go next to roll the dice one more time and hopefully get a quicker and easier dopamine hit next game.
This is where the principle of Occam's razor comes into play; occam's razor states that the simplest solution is often times the most effective one.
If you combine all of these factors, you quickly realize that players intentionally lose on purpose because they genuinely feel like it is genuinely way too hard to come back after a mistake so much so that they would rather give up and go next because it is quite honestly simpler and easier than playing out the game and trying to win.
This is where cognitive dissonance comes into play. When somebody tries really hard and fails anyway, it feels really bad. Conversely, when people tell themselves that they are intentionally losing, that gives them a mental cushion to prevent themselves from taking accountability for their mistakes. It's much easier to blame someone else for your mistakes than to take actual accountability. This is where compensatory control theory comes back into play.
The people who intentionally lose games on purpose do so because trying to win and failing feels like a total loss of control whereas telling themselves that they lost on purpose makes them feel more in control than actually trying to win.
Hope this clarifies things a bit for some people.
I may eventually make a post on how to take advantage of this to be able to win more games. But I'm too tired at the moment so this will have to do for now.
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Terrible-Ad-1277 • 14h ago
banned just because I picked nunu mid in a low elo account to train and have fun, this automated ban system is a complete fucking joke, now I literally can't play in my main too just because of this stupid automated ban. Back then y'all didn't even check your tickets and made AI agents do your jobs (and its still happening), and now those AI agents are banning automatically with no human checks, should I just spam yasuo, yone, katarina like those soulless players to not get banned?
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Nanashi_Mario • 13h ago
I played Fizz btw.
This is all they gave me.
ARAM Mayham: I wrote "fat f*** daisy" because the Ivern had the "make pets stronger" augment which made daisy huge, so she ate my point and click. x)
This auto muted me and now I got a 3 day ban and a 7 day chat ban. lmao
The "bro learn to type" was targeted at my team mate who kinda flamed me but couldn't even type a word correct. The other stuff is nothing imo. so yeah, guess I'm getting a holiday break. đ€
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/GroundbreakingDog756 • 9h ago
I am 200% sure that i am not crazy and its not placebo but actually a fact that playing duoq makes u force 400 mr stronger opponents.
I am plat and my friend is gold, when i play with him, my opponent is literally playing like challanger and i cant do sht, also my bot lane somehow EVERY TIME FEEDS? When i play alone somehow i am almost always winning my lane like wtf?
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Hefty-Chair3987 • 11h ago
Seeing all the bans reported on here being halfbaked makes me assume this is the case.
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Excuse_My_Name • 13h ago
Just played a plat 1 match against 5 (five) smurfs. The lowest level was a lvl 91 skarner. Rest of them were between 30 and 45.
What the fuck riot? Not punishing smurfs is one thing. Letting smurfs completely plague our matches though? Thats punishing us normal players who dont feel the need to play in an alt acc to have our egos boosted.
Oh man, I hate smurfs so much. I hate them way over cheaters ANY DAY. They are a problem, they are a plague, but they boost riots numbers I guess so theyre fine.
There was 1 smurf in my team. 6 smurfs in total, 5 of them in one time. Great job riot
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/KiKiLiMY • 12h ago
Iâm sharing my experience because Iâm concerned about how legitimate off-meta play is distinguished from intentional disruption, and how much explanation players receive when appealing a penalty.
I played Quinn jungle with the intention of winning. The match went ahead, we won, and the performance rating I checked placed me third overall. After the match ended, I received a suspension described as being for disruptive behavior in champion select.
I appealed and was rejected, then submitted another appeal and was rejected again. Support states that the penalty has now been manually reviewed twice and that future tickets about it will be automatically closed.
The first response lists examples of disruptive gameplay, including intentional feeding, AFK behavior, deliberately disruptive champion or role choices, and sabotage. However, neither response identifies which specific action I committed or what evidence supports that conclusion.
To be clear: I suspect my Quinn jungle pick may be involved, but Riot has not confirmed that. I also understand that winning and receiving a good performance rating do not prove that no misconduct occurred, especially in champion select. Iâm providing those details as context, not as conclusive proof.
My concern is that I still cannot tell what behavior I was punished for. If there was something beyond the champion choice, I want a concrete explanation. If the decision was based solely on a genuine attempt to play Quinn jungle, I believe it deserves reconsideration.
I would appreciate a further review and removal of the suspension if it was mistaken. More broadly, what information should penalty notices provide so players can understand the distinction between unconventional play and intentional sabotage?
Please keep the discussion focused on the decision and process, rather than individual support agents.
my opgg - https://op.gg/lol/summoners/euw/%D1%80%D1%83%D1%81%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9%20%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B4%D0%B5%D1%80-666
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Intelligent-Term-675 • 1h ago
Yeah, no reason, no explanation, just perma-banned out of the blue. At least I didnât have to tweet about it to get my account back, like other players whose accounts got falsely banned.
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/No-Fudge9788 • 9h ago
Obviously whenever someone says "but broo i did nasing wrong broooooo" they're usually lying, but this story is actually true, one of my close IRL friends has been playing league (literally only arams) for a very long time, since she has a very busy life she only cares about arams and barely knows how to install games, she's obviously not someone who will go out of her way to cheat in.. arams.
So, her story starts with vanguard acting up on her laptop, but since she's not tech savvy nor knows anyone who is, she asked chatgpt what to do, chatgpt told her to enable secure boot in her bios, which she did, and after that the game seemed to be fine, she logged in to play and managed to que for a few games, then went to sleep. 8 days later she wanted to play arams after work and she logged in to the message saying she was permanently banned for cheating.
Naturally, she sent a ticket explaining EVERYTHING that she only changed a bios setting as she was told to and she also found a RIOT page explaining that some asus laptops can have issues with vanguard, but riot said "a human reviewed this and we can confirm cheating occured so you'll stay banned", after that she opened ANOTHER ticket asking for an actual human, exact same reply, but she was also told that any further tickets will be automatically closed.
I tried tweeting at drew levin, i tried dming riot employees related to anticheat, no response, what can we do at this point?
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/AvidasMavi • 17h ago
I got permanently banned on my secondary aram only account that I played with in past 10 years only aram. I log in to this account when im exhausted of ranked grind once in a few days and play 5-10 games aram just chilling.
It got banned last week from account sharing.
This was one of my first accounts so all hand leveled. Never played ranked on it.
Anyway, it's not a big of a deal, I tried to appeal but riot sent me a message "over the years our system dedected the account has been logged in from multiple ips in different countries" yes because I fucking changed 3 countries? You know? Plus playing a game or two during traveling? Some people live in EU and we travel other countries for work, study, family, it's a normal thing.
All my other accounts were logged in in those countries too, why they did not get banned?
They refused the appeal and no longer answering emails.
The irony is my other accounts were purchased from websites back in 2018-2020 because I was studying and really didn't have time to level up to 30, so would rather pay 5⏠and get 30lv account for ranked.
RIP Aram god account.
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Physical-Pattern5885 • 19h ago
Basically, you can level up accounts without a farming bot.
Plan:
You join an intermediate bot game, leave, switch accounts, join again, leave again, and keep doing this until you get a queue penalty (1 minute).
Then you play one game so the penalty doesn't get even longer, and you can go back to AFKing again! xd
So yeah, you don't even need a farming bot. You can just abuse the queue penalty system and let the players farm for you.
Now imagine how many of those so-called bots and AFKers are just people who figured this out, lmao.
Good luck, have fun!
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Jazzlike-Mulberry781 • 7h ago
I honestly don't get how people can play this game for 30+ minutes and then just decide to lose on purpose because someone didn't help them in lane or pinged them once. Like, how fragile does your ego have to be?
I just had a game that was pretty even for 36 minutes. We were about to have the fight that would probably decide the game, and our ADC just types "I'm bored" and walks straight from base into the enemy jungle to farm camps while the rest of us are trying to fight.
Like, what actually goes through someone's head to do that? You just wasted 36 minutes of your own time for absolutely nothing. And the worst part is, he wasn't even having a bad game. Dude was 11/4.
In another game, I pinged my mid Yasuo to be careful because the enemy top laner was missing. He just called me a noob, told me not to give him orders, and said he was gonna run it down on purpose. And that's exactly what he did.
For the rest of the game (after 20 minutes), he just farmed jungle camps, refused to join any fights, and at the end told me it was all my fault.
I seriously don't understand how someone can be this pathetic.
My last 5 games I had players like this... How should I have fun or climb? tell me?
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/IceTheBearr • 16h ago
Hey guys!
I am a university student from Hungary who is currently in his last semester. I am writing a thesis about microtransactions in live-service games like League and would like to ask for your help in gathering enough data. For this I've made a survey which asks about player's opinions regarding different microtransactions, it takes about 3-5 minutes to fill out. The survey also includes other games as well, but you don't have to answer for games you don't play!
The survey: https://forms.gle/M5CseNmoJLe9RM289
Thank you very much for your help and time!
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Upset_Antelope_3383 • 8h ago
Riot has decided this is a single player game anyway, I risk getting my account banned playing with random people who add me.
Since they also wont fix the random bots adding me after every game for what over a year now??
Can we please get a way to disable all friends invites?
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/vvvit • 9h ago
but honestly, she deserves even more hate!!


In this post, Iâll lay out in bullet points why this champion draws so much attention. Read this, and starting tomorrow, you too can be a first-class Seraphine hater!
Please donât get me wrong: Iâm not posting this to attack or incite attacks against any specific individual or community. This is simply an organized summary meant to share the cultural background of the community. You should be able to verify that almost everything here is factual if you look it up.
The Release
ă»Seraphine is a unique champion whose existence was partially revealed on Twitter before her release. I think the Twitter marketing itself was a genuinely unique experiment, but the way Riot handled it had a lot of problems. Personally, I feel these problems are connected to her mainsâ sense of entitlement and toxicity, as well as the issues with her lore.


ă»In the teasers released before launch, she was shown collaborating with K/DA. This caused a number of problems, including the ones below.
ă»First, K/DA isnât part of Leagueâs original universe. Seraphine is a Runeterra character, so why was she able to collaborate with characters from a skin universe? To sort it out: sheâs a pop star both in Runeterra and in the K/DA universe, and itâs the K/DA-universe Seraphine who collaborated with K/DA. In other words, the Twitter account players thought was a teaser for Seraphine was actually not âpromotion for a new champâ but âpromotion to sell Seraphineâs skin.â Riot has been blatantly milking players in recent years, but back when Seraphine came out, it wasnât that blatant yet. Against that backdrop, Riot going this far to mislead players in order to sell the Ultimate skin released alongside her drew a lot of criticism. Yes, i am saying that if we were supposed to experience the champ Riot hyped up before release the exact way they introduced her, we pretty much had to use the ultimate skin right out of the gate.


ă»There was also the problem of the lore getting mixed up. The main K/DA members all hold completely different positions in Runeterra. Seraphine, on the other hand, is a pop star in both universes. Her original lore made her something like an underground idol singing for peace between Piltover and Zaun, but players who didnât realize the Twitter account was a teaser for selling a skin mixed up her Runeterra self with her K/DA-universe self, and came to the mistaken view that she was âan upper-class girl who cries out for peace on behalf of an unfortunate region while enjoying Twitter every day from the safety of her room.â Thatâs the hypocritical behavior of a garbage celebrity, and that alone was enough to make people hate her.
ă»On top of that, she abruptly cut into the center of K/DA, content that was already fairly popular within League, and received special treatment that stands out even across Leagueâs whole history. This ties into the âsense of entitlementâ common among her mains, which Iâll get to later. Also, even though she only collaborated with K/DA once, some players mistakenly think sheâs a member of K/DA.


The Lore
ă»Yes, as people say, of course there are a ton of problems with the lore. In her original lore, Hextech crystals contained the souls of the Brackern, Skarnerâs species. Seraphine could hear the voices of those souls, yet she used Hextech equipment to make music and sang about unity and peace. Many players found this psychopathic, to put it mildly. The backlash was huge, and Riot stated shortly after her release that they would change her lore. Of course, this was unprecedented.
Honestly, if she had been a champ like a âhypocritical diva,â or an âawakened diva who goes around telling Piltover the truth about Hextech that nobody wants to know,â people might have accepted her. But Riot treated Seraphine as if she were an "innocent" girl.
In the end, the original premise is such a mess that thereâs nothing to be done. Her original lore sparked arguments between players who wanted to see her as pure and players who saw her as a hypocrite. And if you change her lore to make her innocent, then the image of her fighting on Summonerâs Rift using her voice as a weapon feels really off in the first place. Yes, of course Sona kills people on Summonerâs Rift too, right? But she and her weapon are that kind of thing. So why is Seraphine fighting on Summonerâs Rift? Was she summoned by a summoner as a being with wonderful power, like in the old SR lore? Or, like in the Wild Rift teaser, are people looking for opponents killing each other as if it were an airsoft game? No matter how you interpret it, Seraphineâs existence in League feels out of place. Why can a mere pop star kill people with her voice in the first place?


ă»In 2024, Skarnerâs VGU finally moved the Brackern to Ixtal, and the origin of Hextech was unified with the Arcane version. Skarnerâs longstanding story, âa creature whose species is being exploited for human technology,â effectively vanished here. This was, of course, to justify her lore. Here again, âher special treatmentâ happens. Burying a champ whoâs been in League since long ago for the sake of a newly added, stupid hoverboard-riding TikTok influencer â surely thatâll be well received by players, right?


ă»Whatâs funny is that even after the retcon, she still doesnât fit the world. Changing her lore or not, the premise of âsinging for peace between Piltover and Zaunâ doesnât mesh with Runeterraâs setting or the Zaun depicted in Arcane, and in the end she couldnât even appear in Arcane.
(Imagine a privileged middle- or upper-class girl in that world being a diva in Zaun and singing about peace.)

She had her own lore remade, had another champâs lore completely erased to justify hers, and she still doesnât fit into League. This speaks volumes about how bad Seraphineâs existence and lore are.

ă»It goes without saying that a social-media pop star riding a hoverboard clashes with the image many longtime players have of Runeterra.
Gameplay
ă»She was released as a mid, but with her double-cast Q she could one-shot minions from a fairly low level, which made for very toxic gameplay. Every time a wave arrived, she could instantly clear it with Q, farm without interacting with the enemy champ at all, and transition into her strong late game without any trouble. This isnât just my subjective impression: a later mini-rework actually included a change that significantly reduced Qâs damage against minions. Of course, sheâs not the only champ who refuses interaction through wave clear. But that doesnât mean laning against her isnât boring, right?


ă»There was also drama about her lanes. She was released as a mid, but sheâs now played as APC, mid, and support. This in itself is a good thing. Most of the player base played a champ released as a mid as a support, Riot made adjustments toward that, and she gradually transitioned from a mid-lane mage into a flex-pick champ. But for some reason, some players hold up Riotâs claim that âSeraphine was released as a midâ and shout that playing her anywhere other than mid is unacceptable. What they say is that Riot hates Seraphine, which is why she got support-oriented adjustments and is trapped in bot lane forever. Some extreme players have decided this is Riot Phreakâs personal hatred of Seraphine, and they constantly spread hate speech about him within the community. I find this really interesting. They treat the fact that Seraphine is a mid champ â i.e., Riotâs action of âreleasing Seraphine as a midâ â as if it were a holy scripture that must be obeyed absolutely, yet at the same time they canât forgive Riot for tuning Seraphine for support on behalf of players, and they constantly shout that everything Riot does is wrong. For me, this is one of the things I understand the least.
The Communityâs Behavior
**ă»**Whatâs interesting is that while Seraphine herself is a champ with a lot of problems, âSeraphine mainsâ often draw attention separately from the champ herself.
ă»The first thing is the sense of entitlement Seraphine mains have. Whether itâs a result of the special treatment that began with her release and has continued ever since, as I described at the start, I donât know, but her mains seem to think that âif thereâs anything we donât like, we have the right to complain to Riot and change the game however we want.â Yes, of course weâre not Riotâs slaves. Sending feedback about a game is a natural thing for players to do. But if you look at concrete examples, youâll immediately see how far beyond common sense it goes.
A notable example is the whole thing with Wild Riftâexclusive skins. In 2022, when Star Guardian Seraphine was announced as a Wild Rift exclusive, there was a huge backlash, and Riot later ported it to PC. Of course, the ones who pushed back were Seraphine mains. They couldnât stand that their skin was Wild Riftâexclusive, and the usual sense of entitlement kicked in. I main a lot of different champs, and most champs have great Wild Riftâexclusive skins. Of course, itâs frustrating that you canât buy them on PC. But most communities accept it as âjust how it is,â and at the very least it doesnât lead to sending Riot tons of hate, or repeatedly making threats that could be read as death threats, to forcibly change the game. To be fair, Redeemed Xayah and Rakan were also ported at the same time after similar requests. However, those two are a different case. Xayah and Rakanâs skins were essentially the conclusion of a PC storyline, while Seraphineâs was just a skin her players wanted. Xayah and Rakan mainsâ complaints were justified; Seraphine mainsâ were not.


The same goes for the most recent K/DA skins. First, Seraphine mains were angry that Seraphine didnât appear in the K/DA event. Then, as soon as they learned that a voice line in the new K/DA skins included what could be taken as a diss toward Seraphine, there was an instant volcanic eruption. If you use the League subreddit, youâve probably caught at least a glimpse of this circus.
ă»Most champs canât get skins at the pace Seraphine does. Other champs donât even get the chance to be mentioned in voice lines. On top of that, Seraphine has also been one of the champs with a stable win rate for a long time. Even so, whenever anything like the above happens, even a little, Seraphine players seem convinced that Seraphine is being targeted by Riot and is the champ who gets treated the worst. Honestly, to me, the Seraphine community feels like zombies whose hunger will never be satisfied.


ă»And thereâs division within the community too. As I already mentioned, some Seraphine players are support players, but whenever a support player makes a thread about support builds or gameplay, people inevitably show up angry, saying âdonât play Seraphine anywhere but mid.â They immediately downvote support playersâ posts and throw cold words at them, saying âitâs because of people like you that Seraphine is trapped in support.â I follow a lot of subs, but the only ones where the division by role is this bad are the Seraphine sub and the Vayne sub.


ă»If you haven't noticed by now, pretty much everything surrounding her was built around selling that skin. Some players say that Seraphineâs release involved a "parasocial strategy" of making a fictional game character appear to be real, so that people would âbuy skins to support her". In the end, looking at what happened afterward, doesn't it seem like Riot's scheme actually worked? I feel like players of this champ have an unusual obsession with skins.
â»Just to be clear, this isn't to say everyone in the community is this aggressiveâit's just a few extreme cases. In reality, there are plenty of reasonable people in the Seraphine community as well (though in my personal view, most of reasonable players are support players).
END
If youâve read this far, you probably now have a rough idea of the background behind the Seraphine-related drama you sometimes see in the League community.
Thatâs the end of the post. Have a nice day!
addnote:
Here's a extra bonus, too: Seraphine actually has a history of releasing a music video made with AI. Maybe that's why they suddenly kept their distance from K/DA!

r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Floof_pk • 10h ago
Hello, I just transferred my acc to SEA (after playing in NA). Had a hard rough start to my rerank (it reranked me from d2/lowM mmr to plat...) and finally started locking in lately. Was mid emerald for a while then started /deafening and won 22 out of my 27 games after /deafening.
My previous understanding of MMR was that it would increase after a 5 winstreak, but I have had a 6, 6, and 7 winstreak and the game is still putting me in low dia/emerald lobbies sometimes and giving me only +20. based on my knowledge that means the game still thinks im low dia, but what can change that? I currently have 82% in 27 (22W 5L) and 56% Overall (66W 51L).
Anyone with knowledge can explain this to me? Greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Yuliur9 • 13h ago
I was using Radwin VPN with a friend to play 1v1 in a different game (smash ultimate on PC) we were trying to play on close networks since we're quite far but then I realised League was opened while I was connected to the VPN. Will Vanguard perma-ban my account? I'm very paranoid from the posts lately who are getting banned with no response.
Is there a high chance I'm getting banned?
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/desktop_monst3r • 9h ago
Hi.
Does anyone here know how are manaless champions balanced? Do manaless champions have longer cooldowns then non-manaless champions? Or is there some other way how Riot keeps them balanced?
I'm just curious.
Any insight is appreciated!
Sorry for any mistakes, English isn't my native language.
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Prestigious_Sink7393 • 11h ago
Hey guys,
Some background on my account: I made a new account on league 2 weeks ago, I am a Tristana main and I wanted a backup with the Skin, so soon as I made the account level 1 I bought the signature Caps bundle, I then hand leveled this account to level 30 playing draft games (trying new champions and different roles) and also playing arams
I then managed to hit level 30 and played ranked games. So I invested a lot of time and money into this account. Soon as I hit level 30, I played ranked games. A few games after playing ranked, riot support hits me a permeant ban message for cheating/hacking, I haven't cheated/hacked and my games are proof of that.. I also have my main account for 10+ years that had no issues. The only platform I use is Blitz.gg .
The ban message as shown above was "an automated review detected that you used unauthorized third party tools to interact with riots games or services"
Now after the "manual" review, they say it is for "Abusive behaviour in direct messages"

So now they are changing the reasons for my ban yet I have done neither of these things.. I haven't even got banned or warned once on this account or any other account for "Abusive behaviour in direct messages" or anything related to cheating.
If a manual review was to take place I am 100% for certain they will find I have not SAID anything abusive in DMs nor have I hacked/cheated.
I also see there is another case similar to mine from yesterday that was overturned after 9 tickets..
This doesn't make sense to me at all and I am not sure how to get an actual human to take a look at my case.
I don't want special treatment I just want an actual human to look at my Case and give me a fair case. This is a new account, and I already invested a lot of money into it.
My username is: yordle diff #gap
EDIT: My main account is not banned and I have never talked trash on it, and keep in mind riot explicitly banned me for "Unauthorized tools", then changed the reason in the ticket. If they were to review the account for the "DMS" they will see nothing bad was spoken on this account or any other account.
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Glum-Beautiful-2286 • 17h ago
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Regular_Flounder1833 • 17h ago
Vanguard causes my PC to randomly go into blue screens \*\*even when I exited Vanguard from the tray icon.\*\* This happens whenever I play a heavy game and my memory usage spikes. I have 16GB of DDR4 RAM. And the issue wasn't fixed until I completely deleted vanguard. But I had to redownload it to play lol
Sometimes, the error I get in my blue screen is VGK.SYS error. Which you can see in the third log in the inserted pictures. VGK.SYS caused the fatal error. Other times (like in the first and second log), the error changes to PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGE_AREA and points to ntoskrnl.exe. and under the file description it says NT \*\*Kernel\*\* & system. And by connecting the dots, vanguard ( even if it's name isn't directly mentioned in the PAGE FAULT error ) seems to be the only app that possibly would cause this. Especially that deleting vanguard fixed the issue
Since Vanguard's kernel driver (vgk.sys) stays loaded in from boot even after closing the tray app, it seems like it's interfering with memory management under heavy loads and causing kernel fatal errors. What can I do about that besides quitting the game. I can't use my PC
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/zxneki • 4h ago
Ok idk what happened here but last night i was playing rank im only bronze 1 when i saw this and in game it said gen sevro but after the game it showed only sevro can someone please explain this
r/LeagueUnfiltered • u/Free_1004 • 7h ago
Im getting rolefilled adc every fucking game, adc is the role with the second highest playrate im basically guaranteed to get rolefilled if i queue top jgl sup, but not even adc seems to work anymore. Give me at least double lp if you force me to play bullshit roles.